For macOS
Export your Contacts to CSV, Excel and Outlook. The conversion happens locally on your Mac, with no subscription.
Convert VCF to CSV on Mac
You have a .vcf file and need the data in a spreadsheet? Exporter for Contacts 2 converts vCards to CSV on the Mac. Load a single file or all of your contacts, pick the fields you want and save the result as a clean CSV. Details that get lost when you drag into Numbers are preserved. No subscription, everything stays on your Mac.
How to convert VCF to CSV
- Open Exporter for Contacts 2 and add your external vCard (.vcf) file, or select the contacts you want to export.
- Choose the fields to keep with the Simple Field Chooser or the Custom Export Layout Editor.
- Select CSV as the output format.
- Save the CSV. It is ready for Excel, Numbers, Google Sheets or any CRM.
Works with external vCard files
You don't have to go the long way round and import the vCard into Apple's Contacts app first. Add one or more .vcf files directly and convert them, on their own or together with a selection of your own contacts.
Keeps details that other export methods lose
Multiple values, labels, URLs and fields that Apple's drag-to-Numbers trick silently skips are all preserved. You decide exactly what ends up in each column.
A standards-based conversion
All CSV options are adjustable: delimiter, encoding and the handling of line breaks. That way the output fits every target app and every service.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert a VCF file to CSV on a Mac?
Open the .vcf file in Exporter for Contacts 2, choose the fields you want and export as CSV. No need to import it into Apple's Contacts app first.
Can it convert several vCards at once?
Yes. Add multiple vCard files and your Contacts together, then export them all into a single CSV.
Does my data stay private?
Yes. All conversion happens locally on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded.